Can you explain the 'down to you full story' concept?

I don't know the exact meaning of 'nope full story'. It might be something unique to a particular conversation or context. Maybe it's just a made - up phrase to imply a story full of negative reactions or refusals.

As I don't know what 'brochevarevarura' is, I can't explain any concept related to it. Maybe it's a new or very rare thing that hasn't reached common knowledge.

Sure. A 'blurred line' basically means something that is not clearly defined. It could be a physical line that is not distinct, like when you look at a landscape on a foggy day and the boundaries between hills and valleys seem blurry. Or it could be an abstract concept. In the world of business, there's often a blurred line between competition and cooperation. Companies may compete in some areas but cooperate in others for mutual benefits.

The three sides of a full story can be thought of as the foreground, middle ground, and background. The foreground is the immediate events and characters. It's the most obvious part of the story. The middle ground could be the relationships between the elements in the foreground. For instance, how the actions of one character affect another. The background is the broader setting, such as the social, cultural, or historical context. All three are necessary to fully understand a story.

A legal wife is a woman who is legally married to a man in accordance with the law. In the full story, it might involve aspects like the legal process of getting married, such as obtaining a marriage license. This legal bond gives her certain rights and responsibilities, like rights to property in case of divorce or inheritance rights. Also, in the story, it could show how she is recognized by society and the law as the legitimate partner of her husband.

I think 'value of zero full story' might mean a story that has no real worth or importance. Maybe it's a story that doesn't engage the reader, or it fails to convey any meaningful message.

Let's assume 'it' refers to a business. So 'it do go down full story' could mean that the business is failing. The 'full story' would be all the reasons behind its decline, like bad management, tough competition, and financial problems. Maybe it started with a small misstep, like overestimating sales, and then more and more issues piled up until the whole business was going down.

I'm not certain about the exact concept. It could be related to the idea of people in a bedroom setting being 'hooked' on something. Maybe it's a story about people who are addicted to sleeping in their comfortable bedrooms.

The concept might be about the essence of blues even without the guitar. Blues is a feeling, a state of mind, and 'no guitar' could signify that the blues can exist without the traditional instrument associated with it.

A 'dark desire' in a full story often refers to a hidden or repressed longing within a character. It could be a desire for power, revenge, or something that goes against the moral or social norms. For example, in 'Macbeth', Macbeth's dark desire for the throne drives him to commit heinous acts. This kind of desire usually creates conflict, both internal within the character who has it and external as it affects those around them.